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This is also called "renting a car". I permanently rent a car from Enterprise. They have a different price bracket if you pay monthly. I happen to pay for the f
by saurik 8y ago
This is also called "renting a car". I permanently rent a car from Enterprise. They have a different price bracket if you pay monthly. I happen to pay for the full damage waiver, but if you don't get that (which is more comparable to these services) then the result seems very similar. (I just realized someone else left a comment like this, but I think the damage waiver part of it is very relevant.)
- fipple 8y agoWhy do you permanently rent a car? What’s the advantage?
- tracer4201 8y agoWhat do you pay per month?
- dazc 8y agoYou can have a corporate account with Enterprise and get a big discount on regular consumer rates. I have no idea how much he pays but it's possible that the rate compares favourably with any other way of funding a vehicle? Bear in mind, Enterprise's margin is (put, simply) the difference between what they pay for a vehicle and what they later sell it for. Now try and think of an organisation who can compete with Enterprise on this basis, there can't be many other the manufacturer himself?